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== Meditation stages == | == Meditation stages == | ||
=== Sitting down === | === Sitting down === | ||
+ | * find a secluded place | ||
* take time to get your body right | * take time to get your body right | ||
− | * | + | * consider sitting with back support or in a chair |
* or [https://dhammawiki.com/index.php/Meditation_postures another posture] | * or [https://dhammawiki.com/index.php/Meditation_postures another posture] | ||
Revision as of 21:25, 22 August 2019
Morning
- movements
- supplements
- breakfast
- meditation
Meditation stages
Sitting down
- find a secluded place
- take time to get your body right
- consider sitting with back support or in a chair
- or another posture
- ardent, situationally aware and mindful
- investigating internally and externally, separately then together
Breath
- being mindful of then slowing then letting go of the breath
Body
- scan from one end to another, a slow and deep listening to parts of the body
- realise the materials the body is made of, as well as those of other bodies
Feelings
- notice pleasant, painful and neutral sensations
- notice carnal and spiritual
Emotions
- notice if lust or without, anger or without, delusion or without
- notice if emotions are concentrated or scattered, exalted or not, surpassed or not
- notice if there is peace, tranquility or liberation
Thoughts
- avoid if sensory desire, ill will, sloth and apathy, restlessness and worry, doubt
- open up to mindfulness, insight, vitality and effort, joy or rapture, relaxation or tranquillity
- allow absorption, a calm, one-pointed state of mind, or a clear awareness
Forgiveness
- "forgive me, i forgive you, i forgive myself"
Metta / loving kindness
- "may all beings, may all beings be well, may all beings realise nibanna"
- "may i be happy and free from suffering"
- "may a teacher, benefactor or respected person be happy and free from suffering"
- "may a dear platonic friend be happy and free from suffering"
- "may a neutral person be happy and free from suffering"
- "may a antagonistic person be happy and free from suffering"
Compassion / karuna
- empathy
Compersion / mudita
- sympathetic joy
Equanimity / upekkha
- allow equanimity, to accept reality as-it-is without craving or aversion
- aware, non-reactive, cool
- peace and acceptance
In general
Aspects of personal state to be mindful of:
- breath
- posture
- temp
- water
- teeth
- food / meals
- to do lists
- sleep
- movements
- supplements
- wash face and moisturise
- wash self
- laundry
- clean/dishes
- tidy
- communications
- appointments
- standing
- finances
- tools